Have You Read Any Classic Book?

You should really see the Anne of Green Gables movies if you haven't already. I read a lot of classic books for school and college. Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan, The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway... The most recent classic book I read was just to read it, not for school. It was The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Hi sheena. Yes I read many classic books. I readed all these you named and Dr. Jivago by Pasternak, The Karamazov Brothers, The Mother by Gorki, almost all by Jane Austin, Don Quixote by Miguel the Cervantes, Tallow Ball by Guy de Mountpassant, Woman of 30 by Balzac, some from Emile Zola and some more that I can't remember now. I love to read and I can't stay without read something every day LOL. Have a good day.

I love reading classic literature and I love the Bronte sisters as well as Jane Austin. I have also read Kate Chopin, Chinua Achebe, Working through Dante's Divine Comedy, Angela's Ashes, hmm I also have LIttle Women that I haven't started yet as well as Madame Bovary.

I've read my fair share of books that are considered classics. Having been a reader since I was little, I would picked up almost anything to read, although my main addiction is fiction, at present PNR (paranormal romance novels). Some of my fave classic writers would include Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, Harper Lee, Ayn Rand, Alexandre Dumas, and Victor Hugo. It's been a while since I've read a classic novel, having been busy catching up with my more contemporary book choices. I found this website called dailylit.com where they will email you portions of books so you can read everyday. They have a big selection of classics that you can read for free. You should check them out, if you don't mind reading using your computer. I'm currently rereading Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice (love this book) and Fitzgerald's The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

I've read quite a number of classic books and didn't do so until much later in life. My mother wasn't much for reading so wasn't very encouraging for having me read...so did so on my own. As for what I've read? Dracula, Frankenstein, The Three Musketeers, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, The Secret Garden, The Time Machine..gosh...can't even think of them all...but a lot

Hello sheenarobins! I have read some Classic books. I have a book "The Secret Garden" and "The Little Princess" by Frances Hodgson. It's a story about little girls. I actually like the little princess and it was so popular here. I have also read "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens.

I have read Little Women by Louisa May Alcott and I like it very much. When I was kid, I used to watch the cartoon version of that and I was glad to see the book on sale in a bookstore at the mall and so I bought it. I would say I spent quite a time finishing it 'cause of my busy schedule at work but I'm glad that I had finished it and found out that it is actually a 2-part story and I also learned about Louisa May Alcott's biography, quite an interesting one. Recently, I saw the movie version of it in a cable channel and it was funny that I saw Wynona Ryder and Christian Bale, they're so young, maybe in their teens on that movie. I don't know when the movie is made but I'm sure it was made a long time ago. The other one I read is To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. I like this one too because this is like the Tom Saywer/Huckleberry Finn time line where there's still a racial discrimination between black and white and yes, I've also seen the movie adaptation of it and it was a 1962 film, yeah, a black & white film. I like watching things like that, classics. A friend of mine find it weird and odd that I have such fascination for those things but to me, it's just normal.

i normally dont read fiction but i have made an exception for some classics. i just finished reading barometer rising by hugh mclennan which is a canadian classic about the halifax explosion of 1917. i read anne of green gables as well as dr zhivago.

I have read many classics. I have read almost all of Jane Austen's work, several by Edith Wharton including House of Mirth and Ethan Frome. I have read Candide, Wuthering Heights, Several of Shakespeare's plays, Crime and Punishment (which is one I don't suggest), Moby D**k, and probably many others I can't think of right how. Every so many books, I try to pick up a classic. I enjoy reading them especially some of the women authors. Anne of Green Gables was one of my favs growing up, I read the series many, many times.

Hi, sheenarobins. Wow, it sounds like you are going to have a great year! I have read all the ones you mention here except the last two by the Bronte sisters. Of these I think I enjoyed Anne of Green Gables most. They are all great and I like each of them. I just have a love for childrens books and hope to have one published some day. I too keep a long off all that I read in a year. I have done this for about 10 or 15 years. It is huge fun for me to look back over my lists. I love to read classics. I read about 2 a year..... depending on the definition of classic. I read more than that a year by my own definition of classic. Happy reading!

Yes, I have actually. I have read several classic novels. I've read several Jane Austen novels, "Pride and Prejudice", "Sense and Sensibility", and "Northanger Abbey". I've read "Jane Eyre". I also read Charles Dickens' "A Tale of Two Cities". And I'm half way through the "Anne of Green Gable" series, by L.M. Montgomery.

Hi my friend Sheena, I haven't read any books for a long time bu I have read and seen the films Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre, they are so wonderful, I do love the works of the Bronte sisters. I have seen Anna Karenina on film but never read the book, they are brilliant so enjoy it. How are you these days? hope you are fine. Love and hugs. Tamara xxxx

everytime i read classical books,ifeel sleepy and bored.idont know why..maybe its because im not an artists in all sense.